How Cuba eradicated illiteracy in one year: “Maestra” screening and discussion
Catherine Murphy’s documentary demonstrates the capacity of everyday people to change the world.
Culture and Arts
Third Thursday: Inside the creations of Machaila Gray
SegaJupiter art open coming up on Thursday, May 15 from 6 pm to 9 pm. $5-$10 donation.
Attention artists: Indy is anti-war and you can help make it look the part!
We are seeking submissions of anti-war artwork from local artists as part of a mass postering campaign!
“Chant for May Day:” A poem by communist Langston Hughes
For International Workers’ Day, we write about Langston Hughes and republish his “Chant for May Day” poem.
Dancing in the streets: Boogaloo, salsa, and tools for liberation (pt. 2)
The revolutionary legacy of Salsa music and other art forms can be useful tools for liberation.
See a surprising snapshot of “Brush strokes of freedom”
See selections from Vernon T. Bateman’s intimate event that immersed everyone in his struggles and perseverance.
Meet the artist dinner: Jonathan Angulo
You are cordially invited to the Fonseca-DuBois’s inaugural “Meet the Artist” Dinner, featuring the talented Jonathan Angulo on Thur., Apr. 17.
Virtual book launch: “Disability, empire, and class”
This book shows the liberation struggle of people with disabilities, adding an internationalist and class perspective.
Bateman unmasks a movement: One-time only participatory art event
See the invisible, hear the inaudible as Bateman’s murals come to life.